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the place,
L.. q
and Houston, percentage s7.4s.

and Houston, percentage 97.46.
e. p. Randolph, between Denison
and San Ant ohio, percentage 1852.
j. l. Parker, between Texarkana
and Whitesboro, percentage, 1852.
ii. Ii. Smith, Denison and Houston
percentage S9.37.
G. w. Follett, between Quanah and
Fort Worth, percentage 96.6S.
l.. S. Woods, between Denison and
San Antonio, percentage 1862.
q. b. NJ. Houston, between Denison
and San Antonio, percentage 9S.lS.
A. Henderson, between Denison and
Houston, pcrc; ntage 99.Sl.
John Garnett, between Denison and
Houston, percentage $3.50.
w. r. Savage, between Dial as and
Ell Paso, aud a number of others will
be examined to-day and Monday.
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SUMMER
Excursion Tickets.
Regular Weekly Excursions
every Thursday.

Commencing Thursday, June 10th, and
continuing up TO August 18th, either one OF
the undersigned will leave Dallas and meet
passengers holding QUEEN a CRESCENT
TICKETS along the Houston a Texas Gen.
trail Railway, and accompany them as far as
New Orleans.
The object Of these weekly Thursday ex-
cursions Il 10 assist passengers In making
the changes, securing sleepers, etc.
QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUND TRIP
OK STRAIGHT tickets can be bad In Dali
las, or of any coupon agent insthe state.
They should read via Houston, New Or
leans and Meridian.
A special MANN BOUDOIR SLEEPING
CAR for tse exclusive use OF Texas passen-
gers will leave NEW ORLEANS FOR At
LANTA EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
It Is also our intention TO accompany pas
sengers via SHREVEPORT AND NlCks-
BURG, commencing on or about June 18th
OF I'D. thus giving TWO SEPARATE
ROUTES FROM DALLAS.
For tickets via Houston and New Orleans
apply to Houston & Texas Central Railway
ticket Office.
For tickets via shreveport and vicksburg
apply to Texas & Pacific Railway ticket Of
nee.
Through cars from Shreveport TO Atlanta.
Through cars from New Orleans 70 ATTAIN
IA, Chattanooga, Lexington and Cincinnati.
QUEEN 4 CRESCENT OFFICE, Gil Elm
steef Dallas, Texas:
GEO. n. IUPI0N, Southwestern
JOHN X. H0oAN.I Agents.
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Cbildren's Kid and Goat button
shoes plain and spring heel, sizes l 10
s, 4 to z. to 10 from SOC to 81 so per
puir at PUNISHABLE & Moore's.
Williams & Co., Oldest Drug men of
Dallas.
A beautiful stock of silver table
ware. at j. p, Doherty Il Cos, 6O3
Main street.
Repairing watches and iewelry a
speciality, at j. L. Doherty & Co.'S, SOB
Main street.
Fresh arrivals ofthc latest styles and
designs in carpets, ut Eckford's. 726
72S Elm street.
Now, Mr.. Jones don't YOU forget to
step in at Eckford's, 726 and 728 Elm
street and purchase some of that oil
cloth or linoleum for your wiie's hall
or dining room. 1t will DO so nice
and cool.
Patterson, the peoples druggist al
ways alive to the wants of the people,
has added an optical department to
DuciltbS WhciC may w YUM :"
full assortment of Spectacles and Eye
Glasses made. especially for Dallas
trade. Competent optician in charge
who will fit all eyes without extra
charge.
Mems Fine Calf and Kangaroo shoes
made to order at PUNISHABLE Il Moore's
712 Elm street.
Have your clock or watch repaired
oil short notice at j. Z. Doherty u
Co.'S, COS Main street.
May Blossom Tea, the best tea on
the market, at Bouche's, 1924 Main
street; so cents per pound.
Pure Trinity river water always on
tap at G. V. Walters drug store, 720
Elm street.
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as pros.
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Have your clock or watch repaired
oil short notice at j. p. Doherty Il
Co.'S, COS Main street.
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Great Slaughter

and sweeping reduction is being
made on tho Burr Bros. stock of
gents furnishing goods at sos Main
street. A comp etc revolution In
prices on all neckwear, shirts, hats and
gents furnishing goods, for three
weeks only. If you want bargains in
gent, wear now is your tine TO get
them. The store is for rent AMI Tx
lures for sale, as the stock must be
sold al once.
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POSTAL CLERKS.
Old and Probationary Clerks Exam-
ined.

Old and Probationary Clerks Exam.
ined.
Since the 9TH of June the following
persons have been examined as clerks
in the railway mail service by III. A.
Parish, chief clerk of the railway mail
service tor Texas, whose office Is up
stairs OH Elm street next to the post
office building. Those whose percent
age are highest are old clerks re-exam-
ined, while those who arc thu lowest
are OH probation. An applicant is ia
ken where there is vacancy and put
to work on probation for six months
and examined during this time; if at
the end of that time he reaches 80 per
cent no retains his position; if not he
is dropped.
The required percentage to pass ex-
emination is 80. ~
X. T. Skiles, between Texarkana and
Ell Paso, percentage 1852.
Hugh Price, between Texarkana and
Ell Paso, percentage 1921.
4. III. Williston, between Texarkana
and Ell Paso, percentage 94.26.
j. II. Milburg, Texarkana and FL
Paso, percentage 9O.lS
L. o. Webb, between Greenville
and Dallas, percentage 1894
II. Dawkins, between Denton and
Dallas, percentage 1884.
b. w. Cunningham. between Tex
arkana and FL Paso, percentage 9S.40.
+. II. Williston, between Texark-
ana and FL Paso, percentage 1861.
w. II. Miller, between Dallas and
Kemp, $500.
w. NJ. Ward, between Texarkana
and FL Paso, percentage 1927.
j. G. Galloway, between Texarkana
and FL Paso, percentage 1902.
Il. II. Richards, between Texarkana
and FL Paso, percentage $3.50.
b. p Crawford, between Denison
and Houston, percentage 97.lS.
w. w. Carr, between Texarkana
and III Paso, percentage 1881.
o. L. Leachout, between Denison
and Houston, percentage 1884.
j. II. Stanfield, between Quanah and
Fort Worth, percentage 92.t7.
w. S. Upton, between Texarkana
and El Paso, percentage 99.l5.
II. Griffin, between Texarkana and
FL Paso, percentage es.7S.
w. ii. Donovan, between Denison
and Houston, percentage 9727.
W.P. Robinson, between Deniscn
aud Houston, percentage 1884.
II. p. Adams, between Dallas and
Cleburne, percentage BATS.
G. b. Green. between Denison and
Houston, percentage 100.
J. w. Hill, between Iexarkana and
FL Paso, percentage 907s.
G. b. NJ. Houston, between Denison
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Picnicing To-day.

The Sunday school scholars and a
number of the meubers of the Com
merce Street Christian Church are
enjoying picnic at Oak Lawn to-day.
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H. &T.C. R'y.
Ihe Only All Steel Rail Line in The State

Double daily trains each way. Through
pufiet Sleepers between New Orleans nnd
t. Louis oil trains ] and 4, and between
Galveston and st. Louis on trains and 2.
IN Dallas, Dcnison and Sedalia. Sleepers
kstween Houston and Austin. Through
Ackets to all points. Quickest route to New
prleans and point in the Southwest Choice
n routes via Denison and st. Louis or
Houston and New Orleans. Steamship
Bakots TO or from any point in Europe.
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DIR. IL. Il. HANKS,
Monday Night at the Court
House,

win address the people on the pro-
hibition amendment. DIR. Hanks is
entitled to and will no doubt receive
respectful hearing from as many antis
n q prno
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Chambers Encyclopedia, worth fully $24.O only Sill
Thackerays works II vols in CLOTH worth 1850 only
Thackerays works. II vols half calf worth $500 only
Dickens works. Is vols half calf worth 500 only 13
Ruskin's works, IL vols in cloth worth 2400 only
Ruskins works, IL vols half calf worth 1000 only Is
Bulwer Lytons works. 25 vols cloth worth 1900 only -
Fenmore Coopers wks is vols cloth worth 2400 only
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Macaulays History Eng. vols cloth worth 6,75 only
Scott Wavery Novels IL vols calf worth $500 only
Irvings works, 10 vols half calf worth 5000 only
Goethes works, vols cloth worth $50 only
Green's English People vols calf worth 1900 only
Les Mserables, vols cloth worth 800 only
Coopers Sea Tales, vols cloth worth 90 only
knights History Eng. vols calf worth 1900 only
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-. DENTISTs-Drs. Joking 4
-@.'==...~< W. q. Jones, over China Hal
OlJIIllDNos 800 Main and sO4Elm st.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry and Dia-
monds at j. p. Doherty q Cos COS
Main street.
Magnolia hams, maple syrup, salad
dressing, etc, ut T. III. CRADDocKB
Ervay Street Grocery.
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Dante's inferno, illby Dore vol cloth 600 only Ito
Dante's Purgaory ill., Z" vol cloth worth 800 only ITO
Millions Paradise Lost vol cloth worth 800 only ITO
Dores Bible Gallery, " vol cloth worth 600 only ITO
Gilt Edge Poets each are fully worth 125 only .55
1000 Standard Novels cloth bound worth rs only 80
ABeautifully Observation-Disclosures worth 100 only 2S
Song Foil, containing 1879 pages worth so only 30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-27

would have no competition of conse-
quence for fifty miles around, within
which radius are numerous towns, large
and small, to be applied; besides good
jObbing trade generally.
l will state id reference to the land
values Of this (Hhnt) county that during
the past twelve N Onths there has been an
average increase of such values of fully 90
per cent, and yet good black land can still
be bought here aft IS and SO per acre.
As regards the enhancement in values of
city property daring the same period,
will say that it has been steady and
healthful. And while it has increased in
a steady ratio until within the past few
weeks; while. owing to the Inauguration
Of several important enterprises at the
same time, naturally greater proper
ton OF enhance menJ has resulted, yet
prices Of city prbperty have at no time
even during the boom been at an eXtrava-
2antly high figure nor are they so at this
time, but are wi thin reasonable bounds;
and will add, property is cheaper in
GreenvllIe thah in other places en-
joying substantially the same advan-
! tages. The resi- estate market has been
enlivened the past month or two by the
setting on tO0t,Of enterprises referred to
waterwOrks, cotton compress, new national
bank, Frisco and City Railway, etc, ETC.,
and since the lsE of the present month,
real estate trans actions covering property
within the city'$ limits, aggregate near
$4,000. These figures are obtained
from the County Clerk and real estate
agencies here.
The following figures furnish another
solid evidence of Greenville's business
growth and progress. They are handed
me by our efficient and courteous post
master, Captain 2. II. w. Spencer. For
the quarter ending March 81, there were
postal money orders issued 20 the mum,
Der of 1920, representing in dollars SI6,-
366 s.; postal notes for same time 825 for
1884 80, maxi hg total postal money
issued of S17,30l.03; stamps
and ENVELOPES were sold to
amount of 1929 SO, money orders cashed
at this p)stoffice to the amount of
S9298 "a, postal notes cashed to the
amouot of S27a 81 These figures make
the receipts ag& regate SIS, 55O.92, and the
disbursements R957l. 06.
There are other points and matters of
interest about 1reenville that would bear
mention, but L have already taxed THE
GAzETTE's good nature and the patience
of its readers sufficiently.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-27
DALLAS.
Eight Charges of Embs zzlenent Against an
Justice-Murder TEiaI Postponed.

Eight Charges of Embs zzlement Against an
cx Justice-Murder TEiaI Postponed.
Special to the Gazette.
| DALLAS, TEX, April 26.-Henry Schulz,
ex-justice of the peace of Dallas, has
eight charges of embezzlement agains
him, and his wherea bout is unknown. His
wife and family and Max Burkenrood,
sOn-in-law of Mr.. Schulz, left the city q
day or two ago, presumably to join the
old man.
T. E Bobny and Caldwell Black, saloon
keepers, were before the recorder this
morning, charged with selling bee- on
Sunday, but their cases were continued
The Sunday law question is getting in
teresting since the election of a recorder
Nat Swan, prominent COlOred man, is
in trouble. He was discovered in sus-
piCious circumstances with his daughter,
who was heard by parties on the outside
of the house pleading to him not to shoot
her. The case was transferred from the
Recorders court to the County Attorney.
The real estate TRANSACTIONS 70 -daV az
gregated SG5, 600
The murder trial of Chapman, Pruett
and Reynolds, for the murder of Dudly
LowerY, did not come off to-day on ac-
count of the failure of eleven of the
states witnesses to answer. Judge
Aldredge fined each $50. The case was
continued IN consequence.
]. L. Hart & Co. of Dallas filed in the
District Clerks office an attachment suit
against r. c.. Williams of Hamilton county
for SIPS.
j. NJ. Reagan has filed a suit in the
District Clerks Office against G. Sims
and E H. Ayers to recover $500 and
foreclosure Of mortgage On drug stocks.
W. L. Johnson and William Hanton
and Mrs. G. A. Robertson have been ad-
judged insane and sent to the asylum.
telegram was received here this morn
ing from New York announcing the death
of Mr.. Louis FechenDack. brother of
Mrs. Alexander Sanger. Mrs. Sanger left
on the first train for New York
a telegram was received here to-day
from Judge Mccormick of the United
States court ordering the summonlng of
a grand jury for the May term of court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-27
GREENVILLE.
A Review OF the Fair Young City OF
Hunt COunty-Her Rapid Growth
and Bright Prospects.
The Soil, Climate and Public Enterprises
Business NOtes-What Railway
Building Has Done.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, Ten, April 20, 1887.
Feeling that some notes at this time
from, and about GreenvIlle, would be in
place and might prove of interest TO the
host of readers of Fort Worth's great
daily, 1 venture to offer THE GAZETTE
for their interest at least, if not their
edltication, some such memoranda touch
ing her somewhat striking progress right
recently in some directions, interspersing
therein few points by way of parentbesis
regarding her religious and educational
institutions and enterprises, along with
her financial, giving most space herein to
the last named feature.
The natural and inherent advantages
of Greenville as q specially favored
and important business and trade
center are more or less familiar to your
Texas readers, and particularly to such
of them as reside in or are COnVersant
with North Texas; of these, therefore, |
will not speak here further than to say
en- passant that this ambitious young city,
so full OF the "fire of YOUTH" enjoys the
good fortune not possessed by every Texan
town of q high, commanding, and in
MANY WAYS desirable location; and that
she is known 20 all who have the honor OF
her acquaintance as thoroughly thrifty,
spirited, progressive, cosmopolitan and
metropolitan county capital OF one OF the
richest and most prosperous black land
counties of North Texas. Such is the
unanimous sense and verdict Of all in
any wise familiar with GIeenville and her
mother county Of Hunt.
As a tangible basis for some OF the
statements contained in the foregoing
which by themselves might possibly be
regarded as savOring of generality, and
perchanCe home sentimentality-and IN
response to the righttul demand OF this
age for Observation-Disclosures proceed to
remind THE GAZETTE's readers that
GreenyiIle has at this moment in opera
ton five roads of the railway kind leading
IN as many directions, this center rep
resenting heart whence these i've COM
mercisl arteries serve as conduts for the
rushing life-blood OF traffic which noWs
thereto and therefrom; and that the
Frisco extension from Paris to Roberts,
through Greenville, will, within the next
twelve months, afford two more and
very important arterles-runnlng
to the northeast and southwest
respectively; giving this place, moreover,
an independent IuIOuSu 4IuC W Ct' HOuAo
on the one hand, and to Galveston and
other provincial points south, on the 9TH
er. And further be it remembered, that
while the ink is being used TO note and
remind you of our railway advantages
enjoyed and secured, our citizens are
working intelligeRtly and with Green
yille's characteristic vim and persistent
diligence to secure another all-import-
ant desiderstum in the way OF railways
and "a connections. 1t isIno less than
the projected branch OF the St. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas, from some point IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-27
What HOld Fritz" Said

1t was an sphorism of Frederick the
Great that 'Jscts are divine tAfngs.'' An
undisputed fact is that DR.. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery, is the most
powerful llvera yssa2izer eztant. and nv
It's charac tsristac and Sc atchina3 action
will cure dyspepsia, eeastlpation, dropsy.
kidney disease, sick headache sad other
maladies which, popular opinion to the
contrary Observation-Disclosures directly
traceable TO diseased condition Of the
liver, by which its work as puri6er of
the blood is made incomplete. az drug
essTs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-27
In Favor of the PIainti s.

Special to the Gazette. -
WACO, TEX, April 26.-In the case Of
Zimplemsn vs.. Howard, ct al, which has
been on trial in the District court fer the
past week, the jury rendered a verdict
this evening in favor of plaintiffs, giving
them about S27, 900 and interest in all the
lands involved. The ssuit includes large
tracts OF land in Atascoss county, in
which are situated the large salt mines of
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-27

Epgostura Bitters de- not Only dis
tiRguisd thems elves by their favor and
aroMatic oaer ABOVE "a others generally
used, but they are slsQ eure preYentive
for sill diseaRed originating from tEe .dI.
sestive organs. Beware OF esunterfeits.
Ask your grocer or druggist for the gen
uine article, IN anufactured by DR.. ]. G.
B. Siegert & Sons. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-27
Rinf, In Western nhin

COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 26.-The Gov
ernor this ate rnoon ordered the Toledo
company of National Guards to the scene
of the riot at the Paulding county reser-
vOir. The information in brief, as outlined
by the Govern or, is that 200 masked men
overpowered the guards st the reservoir
last night and blew up the banks, satur-
ated the locks and timber with oil and
burned them. The guards were on duty
at the instance of the Governor.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-14

ADAMsBuRG. Prof. |. IN. Johns
Principal of the Adamsburg Normal
Institute will open on Monday, April
ls. Quite number from other places
have expressed their intention Of al
tending. MIR. Johns comes to u,
highly recommended as an instructor
Tuition from $l.50 to So for term.
Boarding at reasonable rates.
Our farmers are busy owing oats
George Smith Of Troxelyiile IS to.
ing down the old store house former
~ occupied by iIelirich IL Smith and
will build on the same sight this
spring. Simon Beufer contractor.
The Reformed congregation will
build u parsonage this summer in
stead of II church, They built one Of the
iinp,i in the county last summer.
"Grrtic's' picture of Dielrenbach in
the coWicr is largely overdrawn. Mr.,
ID. is certainly u little or bat not 10y
any means as far as that, Rev. Ian
d,s never put him out Of his house.
and it is not only untrue but cruel and
uncalled-for to say SO. The overseers
of Beaver township now have him in
charge.
Ada Lands will open n primary
school on Monday April lS
The merchants at this place are res
fusing to pay the commission charged
on all freight received ut this place,
rhey consider the freight rate high
enough without the commission.
The Fel!ler Union Sunday School
has organized with the following oils
GERS Sup't II. II. Lamb, Asst Sup't
s. 5. Sellers, See, w II. Hartley,
Treas. Reuben Felkcr.
The X. X. Go. Is eat % ling tho sid
ing, when complete VIII be the long
est on this road, which is grand
help to those who are shipping from
this office.
Ed. Knepp is erecting stable OIL
his lot
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WELL DRILLING
IRTG Water ON EVlrV Lot with ii
Little Cost,

The undersigned desires to
call the attention of the pCO-
pie of Snyder county to his
improved method of we'll
drilling, which has given such
universal satisfaction every
where. He has the advan-
tagc overall other methods
is speedy, makes little dirt,
never delayed by the machin-
cry getting out of order and
is in every particular salts
factory. Recommendations
can be had from parties fol
whom | have done work eth
or in Middlcburgh, Beaver
town or Banncrvillc.
j. NJ. KLINE,
Bcavcrtown, Pa
March 1,'S7 3m pd.
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DIED.

March 2Stb, at Sclinsgrove, Andrew
Gottshall, eyed 81 years, 2 months
and % days.
March 20, near Oriental, Amanda,
wife of Henry ID. Sheaffer, aged 81
years, O months and Is days.
March %, in Liverpool borough,
DR.. II, G. Morris, aged 20 years, 2
months and II days.
March 25, at Chapmen, Alice Jane,
wife of James Leach, aged 20 years, q
months and l6 days.
March 3itb Lydia Roush, widow OF
the late simon Roush, agedS2 years,
l mouth and 90 days.
March IA, in Washington township,
Cylyester, child of Albert and Barbara
Lenig, aged 8 months and o days.
March l2, Ia Washington township.
CARTE l,liyabeth, child OF Dimon p.
md Sarah Boyer, aged 3 years, g
months and 2 days, ,
April 2. near Freeburg, Charlie
jgyiu, child Of deQrgf A. mud Hallit
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sHENANpoAH, PA. April o, e

SHENANDOAH, PA. April 0, 81
FRIKND Tom Thinking that some
Of our friends at the old home might
desire to hear from us, take this
method Of addressing them for sever
al reasons First, because | am too
dang poor" to pay the postage on
more than one letter, and secondl- =
for the reason that my friend Stein
niger has not thel time to read the
letters they would receive from me.
| do not know of any one else who
can read them-so | have concluded
to let him Off by deciphoring this one.
We at last secured n house aud are
now comfortably located we ate our
first meal in our new house this Sat-
urday evening-thanks to the neigh
bors.
Last Sunday was Palm Sunday and
the scenes of the day were strange to
one brought up among the eternal
hills All during the forenoon Poles
and Irish crowded the walks going to
and returning from their respective
churches. The Irish carried sprigs OF
spruce while the Poles carried palm
leaves. After the services at the
churches were over they carried their
greens home, placed thol over pic
lures representing Christ IN Che af
ternoon they again went To their rc'
sp,ctive places of worship, procureo
! holy water, returned home an,
sprinkled the greens hung on o..
picture with the water this clio
the services of the day.
Yesterday was good Frida' -
was duly observed by diiIereI &.
nominations of the town.
This evening many OF the show
windows clearly Indicate that t. NOR
row will be Easter. Beauti.u,.v col
orrd eggs adoru these windows, ant
in a number we noticed the tradition
nj Easter rabbit hopping sbou
among the eggs, but the decoration
did not consist of eggs and rabbit
alone but of large variety OF ca /
toys symbolical Of Easter.
The centre Of attraction, however
is the Polish church, where Saily an
formed soldiers are watching an i'm
age, in Il vault, representing the deu
Savior. These soldiers will be %
duty all night. Tomorrow will he
big day in all the churches.
Barnum's advertising car was her
to day and billed the town Tor Ma
%. This will be big day for Shgn
audoah.
Preparations are already bein
, made for Grand Army day which wi
, be held here in September. wi
, give particulars Of this day in anotht
2 letter. Yours &c.